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Loose the musuc.....it is very distracting and does nothing for the video !

Good idea . Waterproof boat varnish on the board would make it better. Thanks

Definitely gonna do that. Thanks for the tip

I freaking LOVE that y’all did the work on your kitchen table!

Does your outrigger system interfere with your anchor trolley? I have concerns about that.

I did mine this way.but i added 2 45 degree ells 10 inches apart on the main pipe and a small pipe on the woth another 45 to strengthen them out and now i jave 2 rod holders behind my seat

I wonder if heating the plastic would allow for better forming of the boat to the hatch?

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Thanks for making this video. Very informative and most of all functional. I like that you used the 1" sections to go inside the 1" 1/4" to allow for easy removal while transporting. You could incorporate at least three rod holders in the 1" 1/4" behind the seat if you felt you needed them. I also have the 27" fenders. They are a lot more stable than the smaller 23". I have a Brooklyn RA220. It's 11.5 ft. so at 34" wide by 11.5 ft the 27" seems much more appropriate. Thanks again. Please end me links if you have other videos.

Very nice how did you find out the length of the pipe attached to the float I see some people that have their floats under the water but yours looks perfect

Very Nice ... Hope these work out well for you

i like your set-up.

Nice job! Congrats!

You know, the method of attachment is sturdy enough you could use the same to attach a trolley wheel also. The issue would be bracing the wheels because of the long moment arm and stress to the attachment. Urey struts or even para cord running fore and aft to pad eyes could give support to the deployed wheels.

Being 100% of the time I anchor from the rear with the water pulling me down stream so I can fish the bank I just use a carabiner to hook my rope to my rear carry grip with the anchor hanging and the remaining rope tied off by the zig zag and rope under my seat. Makes it easy to switch use to my other kayak also.

In situations like this you can use well nuts. My wife and I both have this kayak. They work great for lake fishing.

Screws in the hull with no reinforcement 100% WILL pull out. All it'll take is a strong enough wind or current and they'll tear right out.

i like your ideas as i have the same boat and was trying to think of ways to put on out riggers for myself. im not a big man weighing in at about 5'10" and 200 but i am pushing 50 and my balance isnt quite what is was i can stand in mine but not very convincing doing it. my 21yr son about the same size stand in it all day. thank you for the idea

did hey interfere with your paddeling??

nice job definitely ill repeat that on mine thanks

I thought in your video you said you were gonna post all the material and all the links from your build it be handy because I have the same kayak just newer

Well executed, I'm just finishing up mines . Thank you for the video..💪😎🤙

Great video you have any problems with leaks at the pad eyes? Or does the water line fall below that?

Great video. I have a Yukon Angler kayak as well and plan to install an anchor trolley before spring. Your video will be very helpful. I do recommend you decrease the volume of your background music though. It sometimes overpowers the audio at times. Again, great video.

Great video but your background music is too loud and it overpowers your audio at times. My advice is to kill the music all together.

It will still drag to a certain extent. We know because we built one similar to this two years ago. We have a idea to make this better but have not had time to make it better yet😄

Great idea! I’m looking to do something like this myself! I’m trying to figure out a way I can flip them up when I’m not using them

Good design maybe use schedule 80 pvc pipe much stronger

I'm looking to do this and was wondering if the 8.5x27 is the go to. I'm probably about as big as you are and was wondering if a 6.5x23" would work the same. Hard to come by the bigger bumpers.

Thanks for sharing your work. I'm gonna do similar to my kayak while leaving a gap between the yak and the outriggers to fit in my watersnake trolling motor.

Very nice ,

Nice job 👍

Paint the board .

Will these help slightly increase the carrying capacity as well?

Instead of vice grips, put two nuts on the bolt (after your bolt is screwed on a ways) you can tighted those two nuts together so you can then use a wrench on one of those nuts to hold the bolt still while you finish screwing down the nut. Once your main nut is tight, you can just remove the other two nuts.

Great job on the design. I definitely want to incorporate some of these ideas. I’m trying to find a way to make it easily removable so I can load my kayak on my car.

What diameter is the floats?

Why not just mount the pvc straight to the kayak why the board? Seems like added weight for nothing

Nice write up.

Nice clarity on doing the video. If how is the trolley working out for you? If you were to do it again, would you mount the bow and Stern eye pads in the same location or would you mount them above the seam? I have the teton pro and am going to mount a trolley on mine as well

Great job

That's bad ass dude!

I have been 3 days looking at different plans for DIY outriggers. This is by far, not only the best, easiest setup, it is the best presentation of how you did it. Search is over, THIS is the one I'll be doing. Thank you to both your for your excellent work and your wife for proper supervision of the overall project.

For anyone who does this, make sure to use a hatch similar to the one they use in the video. I used a screw on type hatch and it is difficult to screw on and off because of the slight bend. Just ordered a different hatch and will be replacing it.

Awesome video, I purchased nearly the exact same hatch. Was thinking about buying some thicker neoprene to make a thicker ring to go around the base because I’m worried the plastic does not deflect enough to keep water out. Can you speak to the longevity of your install, and wether or not water has ever gotten inside your yak? Thanks for any information and for making the video! Warm weather is just around the corner!

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Great ideas except that the USCG requires a solid white light, visible from 2 miles away(at night of course) The way I understand it is the flashing light is a sign of distress on the water. I could be wrong but it's best to check the laws on the body of water that you will be on. Rip'n Lips in Amarillo Texas!

Another great video, thank you! Really good editing as well! Rip'n Lips in Amarillo Texas!

I love the projects that y'all do... you definitely have a new subscriber that's very impressed and going to actually use your advice! Rip'n Lips from Amarillo Texas!

I'm making the swap from whitewater and surf kayaking to fishing from a kayak and this was the best video BY FAR on outriggers for a kayak! Thank you for the excellent video! I'll be Rip'n Lips from my kayak in no time! And not be worrying so much about my big ass going for an unwanted swim! Rip'n Lips in Amarillo Texas!